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COOLING FILTER
say what you mean. without wrecking it.
Our AI rewrites the heat, not the meaning. Send what you really wanted to send — not the thing you'll regret at 2am.
no therapy-speak. ever.
TILDAWN · THE LONG-DISTANCE APP
for the hours apart.
A quieter way to stay close. No pressure to reply. No read-receipt guilt. Just small, steady moments that add up.
android is coming — we’re taking our time ✦
Features
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TIME CAPSULES
seal a moment. reveal it later.
Voice, photo, or words. Pick a date. Open together when you get there.
your future selves will thank you
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SKY WINDOW
a window into their day.
See their city. See their sunset. Same sky, different hemisphere.
city-level only. never street.
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KNOW ME · MEMORY
play with each other. not at each other.
Two games. Compatibility questions that actually land, and a matching game built from your real photos together.
the good kind of scorecard
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VISITS · LOVE MAP
the countdown IS the date.
Plan the next visit. Pin every place you've been together. Watch the map fill up.
bingo cards included
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THE INBOX
the moments you'd regret missing.
A quiet weekly review. Their love notes. Your streak. The capsule that unlocks tomorrow.
not another feed
Distance does something strange.
It stretches the small things. The morning hello. The “what did you eat?”. The three-hour gap before they see your message. The seventeen-hour flight home.
TilDawn is built for those hours. Not to fill them. To honor them.
THE HOUSE RULES
what we don’t do.
WE DON'T GAMIFY.
Streaks aren't a score. They're a small agreement you're keeping with each other.
WE DON'T NOTIFY YOU TO DEATH.
A quiet nudge when it matters. Silence the rest of the time.
WE DON'T PERFORMANCE-REVIEW YOUR RELATIONSHIP.
Your partner is not a metric. We won't tell you they're “doing amazing.”
WE DON'T KEEP YOUR HEAT.
The cooling filter runs once, then forgets the plaintext within ninety days.